View Full Version : Slimline 3 LNB found on ebay
Alebob911
09-18-08, 01:32 PM
I was searching ebay for no good reason and stumbled upon this. Its the new 3 LNB for the slimline getting 99, 101, and 103 (or so it says) Just thought you all would like to know just in case any one wants or needs one.:)
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&item=290260542391
Michael D'Angelo
09-18-08, 01:33 PM
I am moving this to the "General DIRECTV Discussion" forum.
jimmyv2000
09-18-08, 02:33 PM
will this lnb work if a rerson were to change out the 5 lnb on their existing slimline?
Michael D'Angelo
09-18-08, 02:33 PM
will this lnb work if a rerson were to change out the 5 lnb on their existing slimline?
It uses the same dish as the 5 LNB Slimline so yes.
ptalbot
09-18-08, 02:50 PM
It uses the same dish as the 5 LNB Slimline so yes.
So...I have one of these that I wanted to use in my RV with a HR21. If I use the 3LNB, what do I lose? All the MPEG4 HD stuff?
Doug Brott
09-18-08, 02:53 PM
will this lnb work if a rerson were to change out the 5 lnb on their existing slimline?
It uses the same dish as the 5 LNB Slimline so yes.
Yes, the Slimline not the SWMline (the one with the built-in SWM).
4barrell
09-18-08, 02:54 PM
So...I have one of these that I wanted to use in my RV with a HR21. If I use the 3LNB, what do I lose? All the MPEG4 HD stuff?
You lose the sats at 110 and 119. Most of the MPEG4 HD channels are at 99 and 103.
Doug Brott
09-18-08, 02:55 PM
So...I have one of these that I wanted to use in my RV with a HR21. If I use the 3LNB, what do I lose? All the MPEG4 HD stuff?
The "old" 3-LNB or Phase III dish does not have visibility to the 103/99 sat locations .. the older 3-LNB dishes gave access to 101/110/119. The new SL3 LNB (or Slimline-3 LNB) give access to 101 for Ku and 103/99 for Ka bands. HD is is on 103/99.
So, when you say you "have one of these" you have to make sure that it is the right 3-LNB that you are talking about. This is a new LNB and only became available about the middle of this year.
curt8403
09-18-08, 03:11 PM
Yes, the Slimline not the SWMline (the one with the built-in SWM).
swmline and slimline are the same dish
Not to be confused with a slimlion
a slimlion is a lion that has not eaten in a while/ Installing a SlimLion results in both you and your television being eaten
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